English copy editor: 4 priorities, emotional resonance, and structural flow
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Refine text in 4 priority order: (1) clarity & conciseness (2) language & tone (3) emotional resonance (4) structure & flow → output improved version + explanation of changes + extra suggestions
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Why are the 4 priorities ordered rather than just listed? Because when a model gets something to edit, structural issues distract it and it overlooks clarity. Spelling out the order means clarity always comes first, tone falls in line behind it, and structure (the most disruptive change) is touched last. Works for newsletters, blog posts, cover letters, LinkedIn, and ad copy. A clear cut above "help me edit this."
清楚標出的修改後版本 + 為什麼改的 1 段說明 + 進一步精修的具體建議 — 不是「修文法」、是「為什麼這樣寫更有力」
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